vladimir owns a transport company in serbia.ut when he went to work one morning, his company buildings had vanished. overnight, masked, unidentified men had turned up with bulldozers and demolished them, as well as other properties of other businesses, all to make way for a new government-backed building project. it's all part of the serbian government's attempts to redevelop the center of the capital, belgrade. reporter: another cold morning in belgrade, especially up on this wind-swept building site. many days there are three shifts working around the clock. serbia is pouring all its resources into the project, which aims to give the capital a new, modern face. >> at first i thought it was a joke. but now, we can see it's going to provide a lot of work for many years to come. so, i'm happy. it enables us to feed our families. and our belgrade of the future is going to look amazing. reporter: this is what that future is supposed to look like, according to the abu dhabi investors, and aleksander vucic. president-elect vucic: the

not his policy of having a greater serbia at any cost, which is what the west says about him? his policy was seen in the west, wasn't it? but he started off by supporting radovan karadzic and ratko mladic, didn't he? he supported them and he helped them with funds. p's admitted to doubt. —— he's admitted to that. so why did he fall out with karadzic and mladic? why did he stop supporting them? mrs markovic, what do you say to those people who don't accept your truth? who look at the trail of blood across the balkans over the last few years, look at the mass murders, the forced deportations, the rape, the torture and don't believe you, what do you say to those people who don't believe you? the west is responsible for all the bodies, mrs markovic — no, is the west responsible? mrs markovic, don't you accept any responsibility? so the west is responsible for the mass graves? the west is responsible for the places of internment and torture, the west is responsible for the rape, the west is responsible for the forced deportations of tens of thousands of people across the balkans? p

wales, meanwhile, are getting ready to face serbia.eman has picked 26 players for a training camp in portugal. there is a chance for the 16—year—old exeter city defensive midfielder ethan. he only made his professional debut last august, he was wales ‘s young player of the year in november. he's played at under—19s level although he's also eligible for england, chris coleman believes it is time to look towards young players. with any national football team, some of the older guys can't go on forever so we could see changing faces. these young ones, it's good experience for them to come in and see what it is all about. i think they have earned it as well. this is the wales squad in full, ethan ampadu one of seven uncapped players, would burn and gethinjones will also be hoping for a first cap. no gareth bale or neil taylor because they are suspended the serbia game. that takes place in belgrade on june 11 while the serbia game. that takes place in belgrade onjune 11 while england travel to hampden park onjune ten for their qualifier aga

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wales manager chris coleman named his squad for the world cup qualifier against serbia but he has alsothat vacant position at crystal palace where he used to play. the headlines from his squad, 16 year old ethan ampadu has been included. the exeter city defender is one of seven uncapped players. their star player gareth bale and aston villa defender neil taylor both miss the game through suspension. but questions about coleman's future dominated today's news conference. i cannot control what is said about me or anyone else outside of wales. i do not care about it if i'm honest. i only care about wales. i care about preparing properly. i am looking forward to this game for more than one reason. that is where my thinking and my mind is. formula one championship leader sebastian vettel was fastest in second practice ahead of this weekend's monaco grand prix. lewis hamilton was quickest in the first session but slkipped down to eighth. fellow britjenson button finished 12th. the 2009 world champion has returned for just one race for mclaren — he's standing in for fernando alonso, who is co

as they are trying to figure out what to do in reaction to the austrian hungarian ultimatum in serbia. we are in the best position now to solidify our position as the leader of europe because if we do not do it now all we will see is an increasingly strong russia which has a new mobilization plan. our situation will only get worse over time, this is at the moment to start. they were the ones acting in that nation of preventative war. , it is ative war richer and complex and murkier subject than people realize. the american habit was to manipulate the other side into a point where war became inevitable. abraham lincoln, when he mner, hesioned fort su wanted to make sure the south fired the first shot. that was typically the way americans a treated wars. >> go ahead, sir. >> thanks her a fascinating discussion. you talked about the efforts by private americans to aid the allies and was there a private effort by german-americans and how that was the tension in society? the german community in this country was very well organized. there was an ordinance and called the german -- there was

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did the fact that it was austria invading serbia and germany invading neutral belgium, did that play a role here or was it very minor in comparison to submarine warfare? belgium, in terms of opinion, not necessarily wanting to get in, but opinion belgium, i'm , sorry to put it this way but belgium gave the german a pr black eye they never got over. somehow you talk about cap again that and all of this stuff -- propaganda and all of this stuff. british propaganda, germans had a much better financed and organize propaganda machine in the u.s. it just never got the traction. it was intended to make that maybe they are both bad. >> i think in a sense a germany was part of the power that has preventative war on its mind. as they are trying to figure out what to do in reaction to the austrian hungarian ultimatum in serbia, there is this sense that better now. nowre in the best position to solidify our position as the leader of europe because if we do not do it now all we will see is an increasingly strong russia which has a new mobilization plan. our situation will only get worse over time

in 2009, us army intelligence officer chad calvaresi and his wife kaci travelled to serbia to adopt five—year—olda had spent much of her short life suffering neglect and abuse in serbian orphanages. and she was autistic. hold on, hold on! sofija is one of the most charming little girls. we fell in love with her. chad and kaci already had three children. their youngest, nine—year—old seth, was also autistic. they wanted to use their experience to help a child unlikely to find adoptive parents. the first day we were with her she hit us all and bit us all and pulled my hair and punched our youngest son. determined to give sofija a better life, they brought her back to america. that first christmas she was writing and reading, it was just amazing. jesus loves me, nessa loves... we had great hope. i'm gonna try not to cry... we had great hope and we kept saying, i can't wait to see where she will be in five years, because at that point, i was convinced that our love would heal her. but over the next few years, sofija became increasingly violent and uncontrollable. the fall of 2013, she had an incident

a singer famous in serbia is likely to be famous in serbia is likely to be famous in serbia is likelye famous in croatia and montenegro. what do you brexit will not be on your mind. people will be voting for the song they like the most. —— what do you think, alistair? some people who may vote in a brexit way to make a point. but the vast majority of people will be voting for their favourite song. we have a democratic process of choosing our eurovision entry. how does it work elsewhere? it varies from country to country. inaudible i'm struggling to hear you. i will go back to samantha. samantha, you said you were part of a delegation, you are with the bulgarian entry. we haven't heard it. tell us about your entry and what your hopes are. we are incredibly proud of our song. kristian, 17 years old, he was born after the start of the year 2000, wonderful landmark. the song is a modern ballad with a influence about bringing the world together and accomplishing goals through unity. a eurovision message with an exceptional singer. we are so proud of him. seeing our name pulled out of him. s

great britain's rowers have won four gold medals in the first meet of the season, the world cup in serbiaw 0lympic cycle building towards toyko 2020 with three 0lympic champions competing in the british squad in belgrade. two of them — mo sbihi and will satch — won gold in the first big race of the day, the men's four. gb have also won gold in the men's pair and the lightweight men's double sculls. —— men's and women's pairs. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. coming up this week on the travel show... rajan is in jerusalem, the world's holiest city. this is, for christianity, the most important place in the world. quite an incredible experience to be here. we touch down in saint martin for a spot ofjet blasting, and check out a music festival aiming to entice a younger crowd to the caribbean island. and taking the perfect snap? we head to the lake district to capture one of the uk's most photographed landscapes. i want people to see my pictures and think, wow, that's inspiring. but it's something they can see with the

in recent years, you have invested in a series of projects in serbia, i think in other parts of the balkansle. you have offered a significant investment, the projects you have looked at have been mired in allegations of corruption, kickbacks, bribes. what due diligence do you do? extremely strong. commercial banks cannot achieve our home loan rates. less than 1% of any projects in any year of approved projects go through that mechanism. if you look at the universe of projects we look at every year, we often reject because of integrity standards, social standards. we take all that out before we go to... in these cases, the serbian and romanian examples, another coal power plant that has been under allegations of corruption, how did this get through? they have to go through strong compliance mechanisms. 0ur environmental and social officers would check these out. that is not to say that maybe one or two projects, afterwards, things come to light. we act on those things. two hydro projects, one in croatia and one in macedonia, we have actually cancelled the loans, because the biodiversity impa

medals in the first world cup regatta of the season the first world cup regatta of the season in serbiawards tokyo 2020, with three 0lympic champions competing for britain. two of them, mo sbihi and will hair, won gold in the first week race of the day. what a great weekend it has been at newmarket for aidan 0'brien. after winning the 2000 guineas with churchill yesterday, he's done the double for the third time after his 9—1 shot winter won the 1000 guineas. that is all the sport for now. still goalless between arsenal and manchester united. ireland, currently 81—2. more sport for you coming up later on. 82 nigerian schoolgirls have arrived in the capital, abuja, where they're due to meet the country's president, after being freed by the islamist group boko haram. these are the latest pictures of the girls — who boarded an aircraft on their way back — they were among 276 taken captive in the north—eastern town of chibok in 2014. they are the second group of chibok girls to be freed and were released in a prisoner exchange deal. joining me now via webcam is alex perry, a journalist and

16—year—old ethan has been included in the wales training squad ahead of their qualifier against serbiand made his professional debut in august last year and was named wales player of the year. gareth bale land neil taylor are suspended for the game. manchester united have dedicated their win to the victims of monday night's attack. they made a joint pledge with manchester city of £1 million to the we love manchester emergency fund. there was a minute's silent as —— silence as a mark of respect before the game. these were the goals. manchester united qualify for next season's champions league. there will be no trophy parade following that victory. jose mourinho pay tribute to the players. we came to do our job and we got the happiness that we should bring with us. when you come for these big matches, you go happy, you go proud. we came to do ourjob and the boys were fantastic coup —— we re and the boys were fantastic coup —— were fantastic because they put a wall in front of their eyes and they stayed isolated from everything and we focused on the football match. i think we played it re

into the balkans, croatia, serbia, bosnia, some strong thunderstorms here.s going to be happening next week? stay with us in half an hour, we'll find out. whether for the weekend now. us media are reporting that president trump told russian officials that firing fbi director james comey eased great pressure on him. he also reportedly described james comey as a nutjob. these fresh revelations come as mr trump sets off on his first overseas trip since becoming president. his first stop will be saudi arabia. his eight—day trip will take on israel, the palestinian territories, brussels, the vatican city and sicily. julian assange says it is a personal victory that sweden has shelved a rape investigation. he says his legal conflict with britain in the us continues. those voters in iran's presidential elections will be pleased they have

he said that would end if you flew a pig in from serbia.ennedy: why does it have to be a serbian pig. >> because of email. >> this there will get you a lot of hate email. refer them to me. kennedy: these non-traditional approaches are fine when you are dealing with cold blood murderers who have no problem killing innocent children. 7 of the people who died in manchester were understood the age of 18. this guy was clearly part of a network. this was not a lone wolf. those are some of the attacks we have seen in the united states. people who self-radicalize. this is someone who had a bomb given to them by another person who was very adept at bomb making. >> and we have to get over the i can't believe they would target that. believe it. what's important is you have to believe that they believe it. stop calling them crazy. what they are doing is a rational thought process. they think they are doing their victims a favor. if you are saying what effect will it have in it will just harden the british people's resolve. we have to break that circle

he said that would end if you flew a pig in from serbia.ennedy: why does it have to be a serbian pig. >> because of email. >> this there will get you a lot of hate email. refer them to me. kennedy: tse non-traditional approaches are fine when you are dealing with cold blood murderers who have no problem killing innocent children. 7 of the people who died in manchester were understood the age of 18. this guy was clearly part of a network. this was not a lone wolf. those are some of the attacks we have seen in the united states. people who self-radicalize. this is someone who had a bomb given to them by another person who was very adept at bomb making. >> and we have to get over the i can't believe they would target that. believe it. what's important is you have to believe that they believe it. stop calling them crazy. what they are doing is a rational thought process. they think they are doing their victims a favor. if you are saying what effect will it have in it will just harden the british people's resolve. we have to break that circle an

serbia? no. were you welcomed here? >> sakher: yes.are, cologne. one of the most liberal, if not the most liberal cities in germany. a city doing the right thing. and on new year's eve, the whole attitude towards refugees, not just european policy, but the whole moral question was thrown into doubt. cologne found itself to test case, both example of tolerance and hope and worst-case scenario. here's what was reported. on the night of december 31, 2015, witnesses saw crowds of up to a thousand men described as predominately arab and north african near cologne central train station. some broke off into small groups, assaulting hundreds of women as they left the train station. police were completely unprepared. the situation continued reportedly for hours. three weeks after the incident, the official numbers were as horrifying as first reported. 766 criminal complaints, of which 381 are sexual offenses, including 3 rapes. many across the world of course saw this as the perfect "i told you so" moment. a sadly understandable reaction. there

he was speaking ahead of their world cup qualifier against serbia. 16—year—old ethan ampadu has been. he made his professional debut last august. real madrid forward gareth bale and aston villa defender neil taylor both miss the game through suspension. but questions about coleman's future dominated today's press conference. i cannot control what is said about me or anyone else outside of wales. ido me or anyone else outside of wales. i do not care about it if i'm honest. i only care about wales. i ca re honest. i only care about wales. i care about preparing properly. i am looking forward to this game for more than one reason. that is where my thinking and my mind is. formula one championship leader sebastian vettel was fastest in second practice ahead of this weekend's monaco grand prix. lewis hamilton was quickest in the first session but slipped down to eighth. fellow britjenson button finished 12th. the 2009 world champion has returned forjust one race for mclaren. he's standing in for fernando alonso, who is competing at the indianapolis 500 this weekend. i will be back later.

enormous amounts of money began to flow from the united states to the countries like belgium, france, serbia. philadelphia raised a hundred million for belgium by itself. the city of philadelphia raised $200,000 for relief in poland. cities were donating hospitals, ambulances, nurses from 46 states went to serve in france. there is a canadian named john vance who estimated 80,000 americans crossed the border from the united states to canada and volunteered in the british army. these are members who were wealthy americans who formed a volunteer aviation squad inside the french army that was an enormous public relation value to the united states and france. here they are with their two mascots. roosevelt wrote articles about them. vandirbelt gave them all the money they wanted. famous guys in their age. this is had monument built to them in western paris. i want to wrap up saying why the u.s. got into this war. the real reason is i think by 1916 the american people realized by staying neutral they made themselves less safe not more. this is the cover image of life magazine in february 1916. it

that's what they feed him in serbia.t's a quick check of what's >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. becoming mostly sunny and warmer, not quite as breezy today. the rain clouds and drizzle the next several nights. average to above average highs start friday. today, upper 50s along the coast. 65 at san francisco. 23469 oakland. 78 santa rosa. 77 concor. pretty close to average. there's the cloud cover tonight. temperatures from 52 to 58. >>> and now to a closer look at that new report on millennials and their love lives. deborah roberts sat down with a group of women to see what they thought and now deborah is back this morning with the men's take. can't wait to hear this. good morning, deborah. >> good morning. you remember we were all caught off guard when we talked about this report and how young women say they feel harassed nearly daily. it seems guys aren't always aware of that. i spoke with some young men would say believe it or not they're just as interested in positive caring relationships as

that's what they feed him in serbia.inal risk for severe storms this afternoon - beautiful tomorrow & friday - unsettled weather returns for the weekend today: am patchy fog, clouds. partly cloudy. isolated pm thunderstorms. highs: 79-84 winds: se to nw 5-10 mph tonight: lin lows: 56-63 winds: nw 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny. low humidity. highs: 78-81 winds: nw 5-10+ mph >>> and now to a closer look at that new report on millennials and their love lives. deborah roberts sat down with a group of women to see what they thought and now deborah is back this morning with the men's take. can't wait to hear this. good morning, deborah. >> good morning. you remember we were all caught off guard when we talked about this report and how young women say they feel harassed nearly daily. it seems guys aren't always aware of that. i spoke with some young men would say believe it or not they're just as interested in positive caring relationships as women are. show of hands, how many of you are in a relationship? >> vague, right. >> de

that's what they do in serbia. no cute animals. storm tracker6 showing showers near allentown and reading moving up towards the north. as you head outside be careful. visibility less than a mile in some spots especially south and east of the city. here's your forecast. 62 now headed up to 78. finally we get back to average. we'll see some sunshine mixing with the clouds later this afternoon and a scattered shower or a thunderstorm its finally nice and bright from start to finish tomorrow, 78. 83 on friday. millennials and their love lives. deborah roberts sat down with a group of women to see what they thought and now deborah is back this morning with the men's take. can't wait to hear this. good morning, deborah. >> good morning. you remember we were all caught off guard when we talked about this report and how young women say they feel harassed nearly daily. it seems guys aren't always aware of that. i spoke with some young men would say believe it or not they're just as interested in positive caring relationship

he is also known to bea kosovo and serbia.wn to be a long—term supporter of unilateral disarmament and the stylist alien rights. —— and palestinian rights. so exactly what would labour's foreign policy look like under his leadership? we can speak to our assistant political editor norman smith. norman is at chatham house, where jeremy corbyn is going to be making the speech. will he attempt to clean up the speech. will he attempt to clean up what you might call preconceptions about what he thinks on foreign policy? will he detailed what he thinks is the last resort?” thinkjeremy corbyn will be pretty clear and candid about his long—standing views on britain's role in the world, which are very different to those of most former labour leaders. jeremy corbyn disagrees with traditional british foreign policy, he has been uneasy with some of our alliances with nato and the united states, and he has been deeply critical of the success of military interventions abroad. so today he will criticise what he sees as unilateral intervention

from the united states to the countries that we you saw as victims of this war, belgium, france, serbia especially. enormous apartments of money. philadelphia raised $100 million for belgium by itself in three hours. the city of philadelphia raised $200,000 for relief in poland. cities were donating entire hospitals, ambulances, nurses from 46 states in the united states went to serve in france. some americans did more than that. there is canadian story john vance, 80,000, 80,000 americans, crossed the border from the united states into canada and volunteered in the british army. 80,000. these men, are members of the lafayette es can drill. wealthy americans form ad volunteer aviation squadron inside the french army was enormous public relations value to the united states and to france. here they are with the two mascots, two lion cubs, whiskey and soda. theodore roosevelt wrote articles about them. cornelius vanderbilt gave all the money to host lavish parties, big parties in paris, big parties at their aerodrome. this is the monument the french built to them in western paris. i want t

year—old ethan ampadu has been included in the wales training squad, ahead of their qualifier against serbiaapped players. he made his professional debut last august and was named wales' young player of the year in november. real madrid forward gareth bale and aston villa defender neil taylor are suspended for the game. leeds united manager garry monk has resigned — after less than a year in charge. he was appointed last summer and guided leeds to seventh in the table. he had been expected to sign a new deal following a buyout of owner massimo cellino this week. the club says it's shocked and disappointed. manchester united have dedicated their win over ajax in the europa league final to the victims of monday night's attack. the club has also made a joint pledge with manchester city of £1 million to the we love manchester emergency fund. the team had also paid tribute last night with a minute's silence before kick—off as a mark of respect. paul pogba gave united the lead with within the first 20 minutes. henrik mikataryan added the second after the break. it means united qualify for next sea

he spoke before their world cup qualifier against serbia. 16—year—old ethan has been included in thed gareth bale missed the game through suspension, but questions about the future of chris coleman dominated the news conference today. future of chris coleman dominated the news conference todaylj future of chris coleman dominated the news conference today. i cannot control what is said about me or anyone else outside of wales. i don't care about it. if i'm honest, i only care about wales, about preparing properly, i'm really looking forward to this game for more than one reason. and that's where my thinking is and that's where my thinking is and that's where my thinking is and that's where my mind. leeds united say they are shocked and disappointed by the decision of garry monk to resign as head coach after less than a year in charge, he guided them to seventh in the table and just missed out on the championship play—offs. following a change of ownership of the club this week he had been expected to sign a new deal. in a statement they said that while they are deeply saddened by his d

great britain's rowers have won four gold medals in the first world cup regatta of the season in serbia. two of them — mo sbihi and will satch won gold in the first big race of the day, the men's four. gb also won gold in the men's and women's pairs and the lightweight men's double sculls. it was very scrappy bit you come away, you go to the first world cup wanting to win and we have come away with that, kind of the job done. wanting to win and we have come away with that, kind of thejob done. we know we have got a long way to go before we start pumping out some very polished performances. if you can win on bad days like this, it is even more sweeter can win on bad days like this, it is even more sweeter than when it is humming along nicely. it's been a great weekend at newmarket for trainer aidan o'brien — after winning the 2000 guineas with churchill yesterday, he's done the double for the third time after the his 9—1 shot winter won the 1000 guineas. ridden by wayne lordan, winter, in the pink colours, pulled away in the final furlong, to win by two lengths from the 5—4 favourite rho

seeing the nato alliance grow and seeing those countries that used to be soviet puppet states like serbiagro start to lean west. it is a good sign for american strength and a good sign for the future of the nato alliance and it's ability to stand up to russia. >> bill: what does the vice president say today on the eve of memorial day weekend? >> i have think we have here it is 16 years after 9/11. you are looking at individuals who are graduating from university. they are 21, 22 years old. so they must have been 4 for 5 years old if they have a memory of 9/11, it's quite distant. but there is no mistaking that we are in a war footing. many of these individuals are going to be serving overseas. so i think it speaks to the incredible ability of the next generation to step up. so i think that vice president pence is going to offer some heartwarming comments about this next generation and try to give them some confidence to go out there and, you know, something that we should all be proud of watching this generation graduate. >> bill: andrew, do you want to draft off that. >> i think he will

serbia crisis. a market crash. i predict the first market crash of 2000 traded it. the great depression cycle because of the size of the bubble. the algorithm guarantees that we have a w. i've been waiting for the top of the beyond what comes is a reduction in the money supply that is the precipitates. it has to can't. it's just accelerated another for banks in the fed to explore. it is in the works many years ago. >> a personal question is do you think gina gallant will make it all turned and what is going to do about the regulatory supervision, what is going to happen with the players? >> well, it is trump's i'm hesitant to get it because at first he was saying he didn't like jimmy allen and then he said he may keep her. >> you're saying he may not just fire her like that? dagen: her term is up in january. he doesn't have to wait long. scientific reason is not present in memory they are living entities. thank you see if we are on track for a rate hike and reconciliation of the balance sheet and on track for keeping reserve requirements high, with dodd-frank we don

in 2009, us army intelligence officer chad calvaresi and his wife casey travelled to serbia, to adoptanages. and she was autistic. the first day we were with her, she hit us all and bit us all and pulled my hair, and punched our youngest son. 0w! determined to give sophia a better life, they brought her back to america. we had great hope that, you know, we kept saying i can't wait to see where she will be in five years. but that... at that point, i was convinced that our love would heal her. but over the next few years, sophia became increasingly violent and uncontrollable. itjust increased and increased and increased up to the point that we weren't even sure how to keep her safe. it's kind of the worst—case scenario, we had to bring her to the er twice. oh my gosh. this is the last time, where she had beat herself so bad her nose was busted and was bleeding, her lips were busted open and bleeding. she gave herself black eyes. it's estimated one in ten autistic children seriously self harm. no one really knows why. some theories linking to anxiety, caused by an overload of sensory sig

dagen: israel has been careful with the stories about the president trump allegedly told serbia by broad, the russian foreign minister when they were in the oval office. maria: he caught in a net job. dagen: back, but what is a sad after that, they were very, very careful to stand by president trump. that kind of dovetails what we see today is the president and in tel aviv. maria: meanwhile, his group changes a bit for the rest of the trip. president trump chief of staff reince priebus will not join the president. he's headed back to washington to oversee the trump administration budget rollout happening tomorrow. sad to include a wave of cuts to benefits programs like medicaid of his fans while boosting funding for security and $31.69 for border wall construction. let's talk about these numbers. you say maybe they are using the strip, congress is before getting things done. the budget rollout is happening this week at the health care bill is getting a scale and we are hoping that we get further into discussion about the agenda. what are you hearing in terms of the budget? >> i am optimi

by wales manager chris coleman in his training squad ahead of june's world cup qualifier against serbiatannadice. the second leg is on sunday. the first significant sporting event since monday's terrorist attack took place in manchester last night. there was increased security at the academy stadium, as manchester city hosted chelsea in the women's super league spring series. a toni duggan goal gave city a 1—0 win, a result which moves them into second place in the table, just a point behind leaders liverpool. formula 1 championship leader, sebastian vettel, was fastest in second practice ahead of this weekend's monaco grand prix. lewis hamilton was quickest in the first session, but slipped down to eighth. on his return to the sport, forjust one race, the 2009 world champion, jenson button, was 12th—fastest. button is standing in for fernando alonso at mclaren this weekend. the spaniard is driving in the indianapolis 500. england all—rounder ben stokes is a doubt for the second one—day international against south africa tomorrow. stokes injured his knee in the victory in the first matc

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